Staring out the window where fall has changed the leaves To gold and bronze and red, some falling from the trees
Landing softly on the landscape among the plants still green Beneath a clear crisp sky of blue and sun upon the scene
Gaggles of geese on the flyway heading for southern places Across the heavens in vee shaped flocks that winter soon erases
The changing of the time from summer to a preview of the cold That follows fall every year as nature's colors there unfold
When all but the evergreen their naked limbs soon will show The scene of winter bitter cold and the falling of the snow
And when the snow shall cover the earth with a blanket white We'll soon forget the beauty of the colors in our sight
When we gazed out our windows at the fading light of fall And colored leaves brightly lit by heaven's golden ball
Were only there so briefly like a painting we've seen before But couldn't take for our own - so wanted it even more
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The poem was really not about central California but was meant more for the north eastern part of the country. Where I have been for the fall
colors.
"Hi" - All is well on my side
K.K.